Add a year column to the sheet. Either keep all editions in the feed for archive value with a year filter that routes them to /conferences/archive/{year}/, or remove past rows entirely. SleekRank only renders what is in the cached row, so the source dictates what is live and what falls off the sitemap.

Add a speakers column with names and link out to a separate speakers source if you want full bios. For a small set of speakers, a comma-separated column works through a list mapping. For deeper bios, a second page group on a speakers sheet links each name back to its own /speakers/{slug}/ page.

Add tier columns or a single tiers column with structured data, then map them into the template with tag or selector mappings. Early bird, regular, and VIP can each have their own row in a small tiers list rendered through a list mapping, with the buy URL injected per tier.

Create a small industries sheet, run a second page group keyed on industry, and use a list mapping to render the matching conferences on each industry page. SaaS, Fintech, and Design all read the same conferences feed but filter on the industry column to produce their own subset.

If the conference website exposes a JSON or REST endpoint with a stable schema, yes. Configure it as a rest_api source with the cache duration that matches how often you expect updates. If it only offers HTML, maintain the data in your own sheet and update on announcement.

No. SleekRank only builds the SEO landing pages around your existing ticketing flow. Ticketing, attendee management, badging, and check-in still run in Eventbrite, Hopin, Tito, or whatever platform you use. The page links into the ticketing platform via the row's ticket URL.

Add a tracks column with structured data or a separate tracks sheet keyed back to the conference slug. A list mapping renders the tracks on the event page, and a third page group can produce /conferences/{slug}/track/{track}/ pages if any single conference is large enough to justify dedicated track URLs.

Add a cfpStatus and cfpDeadline column to the sheet. A selector mapping toggles the call-for-papers banner on or off based on status, and the deadline string maps into the banner text. When the window closes, flip the column and flush the cache.